The American Rental Association is preparing for a landmark moment in the rental industry calendar as the ARA Show 2025 What Rental Industry Professionals Need continues a proud tradition of connecting equipment professionals under one roof. The 2021 edition marks the first time the show returns to Las Vegas since 2013, and early indicators point […]
For construction contractors operating compact equipment, the difference between breaking even and turning a healthy profit often comes down to one strategic decision: how well you leverage attachments. While many business owners view their skid steers, compact track loaders, and mini excavators as single-purpose tools, the most successful contractors have turned a small fleet of
Building Demolition and Implosion Mechanical Demolition Methods Explosive projects demand specialized equipment that can reach higher, cut through tougher materials, and maintain stability under extreme loads. High-reach demolition represents one of the most technically demanding operations in the construction demolition sector, requiring excavators fitted with purpose-built attachments capable of working at heights exceeding 20 meters.
In the world of construction equipment, versatility is a defining trait of the most valuable machines on any job site. The telescopic handler tool carrier represents an evolution in material handling, combining the lifting power of a traditional telehandler with the flexibility to accept a range of attachments and tools. Unlike standard lift-and-place equipment, these
Electrifying forklift fleets has become a priority for many material handling operations that are catching up on this industry trend. Over half of all lift trucks sold in the United States in 2018 were already electric, and the pace of transitioning to electric motive power has accelerated significantly in recent years. Switching from LPG to
The construction and rental industries have seen significant shifts in access equipment demands over recent years. As jobsites grow more complex and operators require greater versatility from their machinery, manufacturers continue to innovate. One company at the forefront of these developments is Genie, a Terex brand known for its aerial work platforms and telehandlers. In
From trailer-mounted boom lifts to the highest-reaching super booms, aerial work platforms are critical to construction, maintenance, and industrial operations. Before work can begin, this equipment must be transported from the rental yard to the jobsite. The process involves careful planning, proper loading technique, and secure tie-down procedures. Understanding the engineering principles behind load restraint
Work zone crashes remain one of the most persistent safety challenges on our nation’s highways, claiming more than 750 lives each year according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These tragedies affect construction workers and motorists alike. The root causes are well understood — excessive speed and driver distraction — but addressing them
Mini excavators have become essential machines on modern construction sites, offering a compelling combination of excavator utility in a compact, maneuverable package. As technology and engineering continue to advance, these machines deliver greater productivity and return on investment for contractors of all sizes. Whether you are digging foundations, performing utility work, or handling grading tasks,
The American infrastructure landscape is undergoing a period of unprecedented transformation. According to a report by the Dodge Construction Network, the scale and ambition of ongoing and planned infrastructure projects across the United States have reached levels not seen in decades. From the $12.3 billion Gateway Program Hudson Tunnel Project in New York to major
